[Qt-creator] /usr/bin/qmake doesn't specify a valid qt installation

[Sergiy.Dubovik at nokia.com]

Hello,

I downloaded 4.7.0 tp and qt creator 2.0 tp. It recognized only 2 sdks out of 4. Default one (which I installed from qt.nokia.com as binary) is not recognizable by qt creator. With 1.3.1 it was working fine. Not very pleasant experience. QT Creator complains but doesn't even give a single hint where the problem can be. Why errors can't be more informative? How I suppose to find out what is wrong with my installation?
Googling took me here:
http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2010/03/11/qt-creator-20-alpha/
» Posted by Daniel Molkentin

 on Thursday, March 11, 2010 @ 17:29
@PL Samuel: Sounds like you chose to build Qt yourself, without providing '-developer-build' as parameter to configure, but didn't run "make install". Thus, qmake assumes it is installed in the default location (/usr/local/Trolltech). If this is not the case, Creator will throw above error.

In my case I built another 4.6.2 from sources and didn't specify -developer-build but made "make install".
Since you are distributing 4.7.0 only in sources, how come I can get whole thing (QT plus Creator) working together? Without spending hours compiling QT and then realizing that I need some switch to make it working with creator.

Not working sdks have red cross in debugging helper column.

Br,
Sergiy
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